Monday evening saw a group of club members embark on a photo-tour of the historic town of Thame. The weather was not the best with overcast conditions and the threat of rain, but nothing to deter the enthusiasm of our members.
Last year a section of the club did a daytime visit, and the objective then was to capture some of the beautiful old buildings in and around the town. To make this visit a little more challenging and different from the last, it was decided that anything could be photographed as long as it wasn’t a building!
After a couple of hours, the rain started and it was time to find some shelter and refreshments and to contemplate all the images we might have captured if we had the right lens!
You can see a selection of images from the evening below.
1, Buttercup JC.jpg A
2, Cuttle Brook JC.jpg A
3, Pheonix Trail Marker JC.jpg A
7, Take care! – Mike 03.jpg A
13, Grammar School Entrance Closed 1870’sA
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12, Leaning one way or the other! A
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9, Who is there – Mike 06.jpg A
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6, Locked up – Mike 01.jpg A
11, Thame Bridge Circa Post 1849 A
Turville & Thame Snappers) May 2024_1694.jpg rs.jpg A
5, Holland Green – Mike 07.jpg A
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10, Window display – Mike 02.jpg A
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